Chronicle 2019

$ 31,488

CLASS OF 1957

CLASS OF 1957 BURSARY TOTAL AS AT MAY 31, 2019

CLASS REPS: Cynthia Johnson Clarkson and Linda FitzGerald Grasley Veronica Lattman Arthur was the catalyst for some classmates to come together for an annual lunch. Cynthia Johnson Clarkson arranged the lunch at the Granite Club in October. Those in attendance besides Veronica and Cynthia included Brenda (Bunny) Barrett, Diane Gower Dent, Olivia Lemmon Lee, Pam Hooper Richardson, Sandy BainHore – who came all the way fromCollingwood – and Linda FitzGerald Grasley . Marion Morrison Keith usually comes east in the spring and fall. Her visits include lunches with Ann Geikie Selby , who is now living in Peterborough. Cynthia Johnson Clarkson toughed it out in Toronto over the last very wintry winter. Linda FitzGerald Grasley cruised with family to Sweden, Norway, Iceland and the Faroe and Shetland Islands last summer. She spent a week in London with the

Mirvish Theatre Travel Group and planned a Panama Canal cruise for March. Marilyn Rea Patterson responded to the request for news by e-mailing from Florida where she and Nels spent several months. Marilyn participated in two intergenerational programs offered by “Roadscholar” with her 12-year-old twin grandsons – one trip to Boston and one to Chicago. Jane Cogan Upton sent a story of Havergal’s contribution during the Second World War. When schoolchildren were encouraged to support the war effort, Havergal girls adopted a minesweeper, The H.M.S Prompt, by raising $400 for British ships. The 600-student school accommodated 110 of the British children fostered in Toronto. This information turned up when Jane’s daughter was researching a novel.

DEATHS Alexandra (Sandy) Kennedy Lager

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